David Boschman has done a nice post on how to install IIS 7 in Windows Vista, with screenshots of the whole process. The key pillars of the IIS 7 release are: Unified platform delivering a single, consistent developer and administrator model for Web solutions. Enhanced security and smaller, independent components to reduce attack surface. Flexible … Read more
The TechNet Magazine (May-June 2006) included an article: “Inside Microsoft.com Moving Microsoft Update Downloads to x64” about why the Microsoft.com (MSCOM) Ops. team moved the Windows Update site to x64. The MSCOM Ops blog has also posted a response: “User Mode or Kernel Mode Which Caching Method Did We Use” to the article. Read the article … Read more
David Boschman has collected all the public information available on IIS 7 and listed them together as a complete list of resources on Internet Information Services 7. So if you are looking for IIS 7 information, it’s a great place for an overview. Read more at source.
Carlos has done a post about the new administration interface in IIS 7. It’s still possible to using WMI and a GUI for administration, but the new API looks really cool (Just what we’ve been missing in IIS6). Besides the new API, alot of the IIS configuration will be based on .config files. Read all … Read more
Chris Crowe posted a good article on Directory Browsing in IIS. IIS supports a directory browsing mode where you can view a list of files and directories instead of viewing an HTML page. Read the article at source: IIS Directory Browsing.